18/6 Sorrell Street Parramatta, NSW 2150

MODERN RIVERFRONT APARTMENT

Perfectly positioned in one of Parramatta's most desirable riverside locations, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment on level 2 offers an exceptional blend of space, style and convenience. Enjoy direct access to the scenic Parramatta River, vibrant dining precincts and a host of lifestyle amenities just moments from your door.

It Features:

• Spacious open plan living & dining area flowing onto a North-facing balcony with leafy outlooks through floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• 2nd undercover balcony accessible from both bedrooms & the living area
• Stylish gas kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher, stainless-steel appliances & window for natural ventilation
• Fully-tiled main bathroom with separate bathtub & shower
• 2 generous bedrooms with mirrored built-in wardrobe; Master bedroom also with ensuite
• Tiled living areas & air conditioning for year-round comfort
• Internal laundry with clothes dryer
• Only one common wall, two units per level & convenient lift access
• Security intercom system
• Secure basement car space with separate storage cage

Prime Location:
- Riverside Theatre: 200m
- Parramatta River: 100m
- Prince Alfred Square Light Rail Stop: 200m
- Parramatta Wharf: 600m
- Parramatta Station: 750m
- CommBank Stadium: 550m
- Parramatta Park: 750m
- Eat Street: 150m
- Westfield Parramatta: 800m
- Powerhouse Museum: 400m (under construction)
(distances approx.)

Offering the perfect balance of modern comfort and riverside tranquillity, this apartment presents an outstanding opportunity for homeowners or investors seeking a premium lifestyle in the heart of Parramatta.

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